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The article highlights the need for more relevant in vitro models in early cancer research to improve predictive accuracy and support the 3R…
Wildling mice with a natural microbiome may make animal studies more relevant to human disease research while reducing the use of mice in research.
A new study investigates the identification of endocrine-disrupting properties using an in vitro zebrafish embryo model.
As an alternative to animal models, a new technology will examine how human lungs respond to exposure to cigarette smoke.
Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing has published their latest newsletter.
Mice recognize others and assess threats using vision, not just smell, influencing their social responses.
Intermittent fasting boosts sexual desire and counters fertility decline in aged male mice, despite no improvement in sperm quality.
The humanized mouse model market is rapidly growing, fueled by advances in personalized medicine, immunotherapy, and research in cancer and infectious…
EURL ECVAM has created a free VR teaching tool for high school students to promote the 3Rs and support interactive learning
Artificial intelligence can enhance preclinical drug research by replacing animal testing with advanced models.
A novel, animal-free liver-on-a-chip model using human organoids mimics liver metabolism and transport.
ETPLAS has expanded its DOPS with five new modules in their course to support improved practical handling of laboratory animals.
New research has found a proinflammatory biomarker in canines for identification of duchenne muscular dystrophy.
New research suggests, that neuroactive drugs can be delivered to adult zebrafish intranasally, resulting in faster effects.
A study shows that PER2 and CRY1 affect the circadian rhythm independently of each other.
